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President William Ruto Is a Western-Backed Puppet Dictator

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Kwabena Ofori Osei
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Kwabena Ofori Osei
Kwabena Ofori Osei 6 months ago  

Has the west figured out that more and more youths in Afrika=Kmt=Abibiman are waking up, so in order to control the youths and silence youths, the west will pick a puppet who will come out and speak all this ‘pro-Afrika, Pan-Afrika, down with the west rhetoric,’ but only to turn a complete 180 degrees once he gets the presidency and turn on its people just for his/her personal interests and the western power interests.

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Kwabena Ofori Osei
Kwabena Ofori Osei 6 months ago

The president of Ghana, Akuffo-Addo, used the same political talking points as William Ruto. Akuffo-Addo used same playbook as William Ruto.

During Akuffo-Addo campaign for Ghana’s presidency, he appeared like he was the greatest Pan-Africanist that ever lived; with talks of he is going to be tough against the west, he is going to create jobs, he is not going to the World Bank-IMF for bailout loans only for him to disappoint in all the promises he made during his campaign for presidency. Akuffo-Addo went and snitched to America, his master, on what Burkina was doing in regards to them protecting themselves with Russia mercenaries from the Islamic jihadist terrorist that is wreaking havoc in the Burkina and the Sahel.
The job market is abysmal and horrendous in Ghana that many of the Ghanian youths are fleeing Ghana just to find employment to feed their families. Under Akuffo-Addo’s leadership, Ghana defaulted on most of its external debt of about $30 billion as it fell into economic crisis. Akuffo-Addo’s government had to go to the IMF-World Bank and BEG for a loan bailout.
With soaring depreciation of the exchange rate of the cedi, and soaring inflation, Ghana economy is becoming more challenging to control and remains in a deep debt crisis and distress state.

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